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Speaking at the competition's awards ceremony, Minister of State at the Department of Education and Youth, Michael Moynihan said the professionalism and insight shown by the students highlights the strength of talent developing in schools and communities across the country.
"Programmes like the Certified Irish Angus Schools Competition offer valuable opportunities for applied learning, critical thinking and personal development.
"Seeing students engage with these experiences gives real confidence that our future is in the hands of informed, creative and motivated young people," Minister Moynihan added.
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